Such may be the case for Drake, who alleged that his record company UMG was artificially inflating Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” through fraudulent streams. Now, a proposed class action lawsuit against Spotify alleges the same thing about Drake’s music.

The suit claims the allegedly fraudulent Drake streams alone have cost other artists hundreds of millions of dollars.

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The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, claims Spotify failed to prevent the bots from boosting streams for the Canadian rapper. Drake is one of the most popular artists on the music streaming platform, with over 80 million monthly listeners.

Drake’s Spotify streams were inflated from bots and suspicious accounts, according to a new class action lawsuit.

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New class action lawsuit accuses Spotify of turning “a blind eye” to “mass-scale fraudulent streaming” that allegedly helped Drake but harmed others.

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